Plumbing & HVAC Services in Ocean City, NJ

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection * Inspected the HVAC system and all accessible ductwork. * Identified dust and debris accumulation within the duct system. * Inspected the furnace closet and found multiple accessible duct seams and joints leaking conditioned air. * Identified an opening at the top of the furnace supply plenum and an open section at the bottom of the supply duct requiring a custom transition. * Found the evaporator coil drain pan ports open, allowing air to be drawn across the drain pan and contribute to excess moisture. 2. Air Duct & Vent Cleaning * Thoroughly cleaned the main supply and return duct trunks. * Cleaned all accessible supply and return registers. * Removed accumulated dust, debris, and contaminants from the duct system. * Cleaned and reinstalled all supply and return vent covers. * Verified proper airflow upon completion. * Sprayed Sanitizing and deodorizing spray throughout ductwork. 3. Furnace Cabinet & Blower Cleaning * C

HVAC/Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. Tankless Water Heater Flush * Completed a full descaling flush of the tankless water heater to remove mineral buildup and restore heat exchanger efficiency. * Flushed the system until the cleaning process was complete. 2. System Inspection * Inspected the tankless water heater during service. * Noted that the Venturion recirculation pump was operating louder than normal. The homeowner advised that this has been the normal operating sound since the original installation. * Verified that the system was operating properly upon completion of the flush. Findings * A significant amount of mineral and scale residue was removed during the flushing process, indicating the importance of routine maintenance. * The Venturion pump was louder than typical but remained operational during testing. Recommendations * Continue performing annual tankless water heater flushes to minimize mineral buildup, maintain efficiency, and help

Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. Toilet Blockage Removal * Inspected the toilet and confirmed the blockage was isolated to the toilet, as the remaining bathroom fixtures were draining normally. * Cleared the blockage using a professional toilet auger. * Removed several flushable wipes from the toilet. The homeowner was advised that wipes should not be flushed, as they are a common cause of toilet blockages. 2. System Testing * Performed three test flushes after clearing the obstruction. * Verified that the toilet was draining properly following the repair. 3. Additional Findings * Noticed the toilet was refilling very slowly after each flush. * Determined the slow refill is likely due to the age and condition of the toilet’s internal fill valve components. * Advised the homeowner that the toilet should either be rebuilt with new internal components or replaced due to its age. * Explained that rebuilding the toilet would not remove any min

The quote includes the following for the replacement of the water heater: * Removal and disposal of the existing water heater * Furnishing and installation of a Navien NPE-240A2 with a recirculation feature * Warranty as follows: 15 years for the heat exchanger, five years for parts, and one year for labor * Furnishing and installation of a brass isolation valve set * install vent to front of deck * Installation of a condensation kit * Reconfiguration of piping to accommodate the new unit * Testing of all work for proper operation and leaks * Completion of all work in accordance with local codes Please note that any additional costs resulting from changes in the scope of work or unforeseen circumstances during the installation will be discussed and agreed upon by both parties in advance of any additional work being performed. Exclusions; drywall repair, electrical work if an outlet is needed, painting Thank you for choosing Asap plumbing, heating & cooling Please Brandon servic

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection Inspected the furnace and AC system for proper operation. Found a low-voltage short that was causing the furnace control board fuse to blow. Traced the issue to a faulty contact switch. 2. Contact Switch Replacement Shut down power to the furnace. Removed the defective contact switch. Installed a new replacement contact switch. Inspected nearby low-voltage wiring and connections. 3. Fuse Replacement Replaced the blown fuse in the furnace. Restored power to the furnace. Confirmed the furnace control board was no longer blowing fuses. 4. System Testing Tested the system through the AC cycle. Confirmed the system was cooling properly after the repair was completed. Warranty Coverage • Replacement contact switch and labor were covered under ASAP’s standard one-year warranty. • Warranty did not cover unrelated wiring issues, furnace control board failure, or additional components

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Diagnosis Customer stated the AC system was not running. Inspected the system and confirmed the indoor unit was turning on, but the outdoor condenser was not operating. 2. Condenser Electrical Inspection Opened the electrical panel on the outdoor condenser. Found the capacitor was swollen and bubbled at the top, indicating capacitor failure. Tested the capacitor and confirmed it was not reading proper microfarads. 3. Capacitor Replacement Removed the failed capacitor. Installed a new Turbo Capacitor with a lifetime warranty. 4. System Testing Tested the AC system after repair. Confirmed the outdoor condenser was running properly. Verified the system was cooling the home with a 22.8° temperature split. Warranty: Lifetime Warranty on Turbo 200 Motor Start Capacitor Recommendations • No further repairs were recommended at this time. Let us know how Sam Fox did

Service Summary Completed Work 1. Leak Investigation Upon arrival, the newly installed 1” PVC female fitting was found cracked. Water had affected the insulation, caused the door to swell, and got area rugs and two queen-size air mattresses wet. 2. Valve Replacement Removed the cracked PVC female fitting. Installed a brass full-port shut-off valve in its place. 3. Leak Testing Turned the water back on and checked the repair for leaks. Waited approximately 20 minutes and confirmed no leaks were detected. 4. Water-Damaged Material Removal Removed the wet insulation from the affected area. 5. Customer Communication Updated the homeowner on the completed work. Advised the homeowner that ASAP would return at least two days after the rain stops to allow the crawl space to dry properly. Advised the customer to call the office Tuesday with an estimated cost for replacing the items that got wet. Recommendations • Allow the crawl space to dry for a

1-Inch Irrigation Ball Valve Replacement Completed Work 1. Valve Inspection Found the existing 1-inch threaded female ball valve on the irrigation line was cracked. Confirmed the cracked valve could leak or worsen when the irrigation system was under pressure. 2. Ball Valve Replacement Shut off the water supply to the irrigation line before beginning work. Removed the cracked 1-inch threaded female ball valve. Installed a new 1-inch threaded ball valve with proper thread sealant as needed. 3. System Testing Repressurized the irrigation line. Tested the new valve and surrounding connections for leaks and proper operation. Confirmed the new valve was operating properly at the time of service. Warranty Coverage • One-Year Warranty — All parts and labor were covered under a one-year warranty from the date of installation. • Extended Warranty Members — Members received a two-year warranty on parts and labor unless otherwise specified. Let us know how Sam

This is for the repair of two visible breakers and a valve replacement any additional breaks will have additional fees Upon arrival, found three blown fittings caused by frozen pipes. Replaced the 3/4” valve and performed further testing, which revealed an additional leak coming from the upstairs apartment. Customer was able to isolate the water supply from the front house to the back house. Water service has been restored to the occupied unit. Restored operation of the water heater and repaired the broken pipe located near the toilet. Access through the interior soffit was required, as it had been enclosed over the water lines. ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling is not responsible for any drywall, soffit, or carpentry repairs resulting from access or repair work. let us know how Dan did

Scope of Work * Opened wall in affected area to gain access to damaged 1/2” copper water line * Located source of leak and evaluated condition of surrounding piping * Performed spot repair on existing 1/2” copper line to restore proper water service * Secured repaired section and verified integrity of connection * Tested water line under pressure to confirm proper operation and no active leaks * Inspected accessible piping in repair area for any additional visible concerns * Provided recommendations for winterize hose bib * price can increase if more leaks are found Second leak Cut open wall Fix leak on copper water line Test operation of new install Asap plumbing isn’t responsible for wall repair Warranty 1 Year Parts & Labor Warranty No warranty If customer doesn’t winterize hose bib Thank You For Choosing ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling! Please Brandon service today